New from Rough Translation Roughly: One hundred and eighty COVID-19 patients. One Jerusalem hotel. Secular, religious, Arabs, Jews, old, young. 👉
." The nearly 200 patients inside already had the coronavirus; and so, unlike the outside world on strict lockdown, they could give each other high fives and hugs and hang out together.
What was even more surprising than what they could do was what they were doing. Patients from all walks of life - Israelis, Palestinians, religious, secular, groups that don't normally mix - were getting along and having fun. They were eating together, sharing jokes, even doing Zumba. And because they were documenting themselves on social media, the whole country was tuning in to watch, like a real life reality TV show.
Join Rough Translation as we follow an Israeli comedian, a Bedouin hospital worker and a hotel manager in , asking is this unlikely togetherness a one-off? Or a new reality?
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